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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01
WATERFORD

Gentle showers OF rain and warm wealth
or visited Us this week, bat The cold wave
IL expected soon.
school In Backyard District closed
this week, the teacher helng sick.
Ca our sick list are Mrs. j. G. Gerry
Dea. shurilsn. Daniel Warren and Mrs. j..
81. Howe.
VIII Haynes IL In Washington, ID. c.
News has been received OF the death oil
josiah q. Robbins, q former resident OF
this town. lie was the youngest son oil
james Robbins. lie went 10 Lacrosse
Wisconsin. about twenty years ago, where
be has kept hotel until his death, whleh
WAS very sudden. lie leaves . vile and
grown.up children.
The DpaocR,T comes 10 us every week
well flled with interesting events, whieh
show that the members OF the Brigade, OLD
and young. are up and doing. Your cor
respondent has noticed that some, or one
At least, has written for very long term
OF years, and We think the editors could ~
any time ,ruihfully say. well done, good
and faithful servant" As your CORE.
spondent IL one OF the new recruits, and
having acquired . love FOR the DEMOCRAT,
earnestly hopes that @. III. BIS and Other
veteran correspondents health will be such
,ha, we may continue 10 hear from them
for many years 10 come.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01
ONION

NC Dsian0 has sold bis trotiirg mare
Maggie Miller" o. parties I'm Mas. II.
price i sad 90 have been siio0.
Rumor has 10 thst our old fr.erd and
neighoof. james Ripley, row residing a.
OF near passAiens. Ca. While excAvAtns
Tor a cellar upon q loo owned by BIN struck
very rich psylng gold Dirt, aut that TIE
iot las a. q Consequence gone up IN value
into The thousands.
The Baptist Sabbath-school corccft sun
day evening. Jan'y 2ii. was qaite largely
attended. and the exercises, directed oy
Sapt 4. y Carver. were very Interesting.
Twenty.fFe names were attst 90 the
pledge A. the seni monthly meeting % TIE
Temperance League. TIE SPEAKERS Nere
Harvey Ripley. :. II. Adkins, Rev. y.
Blake. T. W. Allen. John f0ye, q. ID.
Cannon. II. n Buroank. J. G. DEARBORN
snd Hon. J 4. Ssasey. The pledge Wt-
prese-tst Cor slgnAiure % he audience -
Misses FLORA Mitchell AMI Lotiie EIiis.
Peter T. Hathaway, The venerable and
respected "Uncle Taliman, who hts been
In poor health f1r a year OF more i rapidly
falling.
Mrs. J. S. Mendal ard son. c. A. Men
dali. are Speeding few Gays with relatives
To Massachusetts.
Quarterly meeting OF The Free Bapiis,s
viii b. held AZ the Free Baptist charch 90
The "a aud 9 o. FEB.
The Canton House was buruet Friday
morning. II was owned By r. H. Thomp'
sou. Esq % Jay. and Occupiet By y. l..
Msands. The stable sttached Was also
burned. Dura Bradford's store. The main
building OF which Il a brick structure, was
saved. bat The Ell attached and Of wood,
occupied By Charles BArrOws - second
hand furniture and repair shop, and BY
Lake View Lodge OF Good Tenplars, was
burned. The ballting occupied By Nathan
Reynolds. druggis, and spothecary, and
also BY whitney Lodge, Y. 4 A. NJ, and
ArdrOscoggin Chapter. was saved In :
damaged cOndltiou. The house OF III. Y.
tW. o. Hsyf0ri Was on Gre upon the root
several times, oui received no material
tsmage.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01
pINFIRI.D.

william Kidier came home from Angus
n Friday. be returned Mouday.
The rain has settled The snow. and Ne
shall be- free from more dfifts until Ne ge'
another snow storm.
Marcus Kugore has sold half % bis truck
team % Alnou Siockhridge they will DO
The huslress In company.
Some % The citizens were much pleased
% receive . call from \. ID. kliiriige OF
CafihAgc. wednesday 90 this wesk. lie
was taken sick iast April, and, fof Tine
10 was not expected that be would recover.
II has been nearly agar since be was abe
% visit Dlxfsit.
Eggcns Taylor. Lewis Humphrey and
wallace kidier Arc cutting and hauling
some nice Ice fof the village people II aV'
erages ~ 90 70 inches In thickness.
T. q Reynolds l. busy looking after TIE
Interests % the spool Company they are
receiving large quantity OF "oiteh
squares daily.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01
OXFORD.

Harry Goodyear. Who came here when 4
small BOY from London. Englani, and
whose father died Ia 1870, leaving three
children handsome property. Is bow TAX.
lng measures % learn The Whereabouts OF
hls brother. sister and pairlmony.
The school In District No. III. taught by
IIarry Hayes. close. this week. Mr.. Hayes
graduated Al Hebron last June aud viii re
turn 90 10 for college.
:. ID Edwards has gone 10 Augusta a. 4
delegate Tor the Knights OF Labor.
Mt bartlett. leweler, len here on Mon
day for West Paris.
The &. l. = &. met with Mrs George
n. Jones on Friday eveulng.
The Calico Ball AZ WelchVile on Friday
evening Al The ball OF The Knights OF Labor
vas well attended. and The dancing was
continued until O'Clock. Asupper WAS
served.
George Hawkes. has been quite slek. un'
able % attend 20 bis business In eonse-
gneuce % trouble with the eyes.
BAL colds. with sore throat and hosrse-
ness. afc prevailing 10 quite Al extent
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01
NRWRY.

Capt Elijah Powers died At be residence
In this town. Saturday. the ga OF JanJ
funeral services were held Al The house on
Tuesday. the s5th Inst. by biz death The
town has lost prominent and respected
citizen, and The community good and
honest man. lie had fulnliei The duiles
OF many public oflcss, having Al different
periods held every of'lce In the Sin % hl.
own town. aud served ~ member OF The
State Legislature. aud always with perfect
nielliy 10 the trust lie leaves : son and
daughter who reside Al the old homestead.
There has been quite ihsw and The
streams have risen considerably.
Buslness has been very lively 10 The
woods, bat has probably received = ten
porAry check on account OF the weather.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01
THE POSTAL CARD BRIGADE
urRRnN

HEBRON.
For week ~ have hsi far sample or
Nes Englaud weather % The Nark Twain
tescfiqtlon, out TIE days are gettirg long
sr al the suu more powerful. so Ne cAn
look forsari o. warmer weather soon.
TIE comlug % he various seci cats.
iogues SAVIOR 20 srflng J /. Ch.ts, of
gleers. y \ DID,. hAs a very f1e catalogue
tsls year. Win three co'irci plates. The
pans.c- AZ magu.fccut Air.ent .n Nas.
ssthasstts writes us that from sect hought
% Mr.. ChiIts. at year Dr. raised Qlusirs
tvo and oue.ha1 Inches scross, tri some
10 art fve-sighihs We have always
fouut NJ a. very reliable.
Charles Pratt las hctr 4aiie s.ck Win
sorc throat
Mr.. LoF,rr' Banpas l. poof.S tAis
winifr
Prof J. p. Mooay spent Sauiay A. Dis
hiaefs
Tasre was supper 60 Grange n,r iasi
uIsht Wednesday. Jany ,fthI.
Talugs arc looking lively In au;.c.7ai.o1
GA large school next week
FRIDAY. the sisi. NJ. Cushmau came
hone frCm Paris. having completed TIE
mason Nofk ca the lsst house saich De
engaged CD 90 thls viutsr.
saturday evening" TIE Cool Temp.ars
chose delegates O. attend The oxford Co,
f.ofre. o. BE- Bed A. 81. Paris I'M fch. The
Aiso received Miss nonney A. a member.
Nho rssIi I'M Portsmouth,, y. n. whrfr
aIRlnis 20 into1'csiirg drinks can oc BAG
fof askirg suf where mary families in q
winter Ikr thls arr sufcring tac rcnAtcs
cfthc horrible ti.tilerics.
Sabfail aterno1n. tte 80, Wa bora
Tie c'ass hahv Of ,I. Nttc -fl Pm Nr
Enf Mr.. N n Stearrs. Ny record has
tie nafrsg OF tgu mtUhrr- of ihe c.tss,
anf ths death 90 only one, Waich il vrry
eucourAg ~ flr such a iArge class. Mrs..
Siearrs las since Der marriage donc some
very Che palnilng. ani some e.egani crail
work Sac graduated from th's Academy
ln TIE class % -i. sni Mr >,garrs grtil'
aiei iu the large cas- OF 81.
PROF sargent arrived Wriacsisy to o..
sumc hls lahors ln the Acaicmy. ani ne
term Nj commerce raesiay
The assistant. Gcorgc T. Peak. 4. II q,
has been pursuing Bis siuilcs ilr.rs ne
vacsiiou AZ Colby University. an ne lis'
tuguishei Professors WaisSorth. h.itf
ari Rogers. teachers I'm Chemistry, ueoi'
ogy Phys.cs Ant Astronomy havc n.come
- much Interested in bis work ani In tae
progress 20 ttis inst.tlti1u nat most k.ni.
" thsy loan hIm Two hgrirti dollars
worth of apparatus. walch. vita tlc pres
sut facilities RI tac Academy, VII inslfe
entire success to hIs rccitations.
Private auf class lessons To- N1s.c an
E.ocutou ty Mss Hattie L. Bailey. AZ
teschsrs in Painting sui pcumars1ip VI
be- furnished according o. TIE requirements
nFfhn arNnnI m.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01
ALBANY.

Jacob Dresser IL hauling logs for Wa
tsrmsn Brown from the Warren lot 10
KsEAr Pond.
Cyrus xneeland has sold twelve hundred
thousand (ln number) dowel strips, To be
delivered AZ Walkers mill, Bethel. lie
has twelve oxen on the road drawing
them.
George W. Becker has finished drawing
lumber 10 Bethel. and IL now drawing his
pulp wood 20 Waterford.
J. y. Lord hiss good team. and a. he
dld not get JOB a. he expected OF M.
Kueelsnd, IL probably ready TO do good
service elsewhere.
s. w. Libby Is doing much more busi-
ness In his mill this winter than usual no
has plenty OF water.
Dexter Cummings II quite lame from .
cut in the bone OF the ankle; he has two
teams drawing lumber and bark 10 Bethel;
he Is sending good deal OF pulp wood to
Yarmouth.
Ambrose wsrdwell. who has spent sew
srsl years In Ansonia, Conn.,, has returned
ana settled on the Cole farm ct The Coz
ner. H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01
FAST SUMNER.

The salyA,lonIs,s did no, come TO East
Sumner a. announced.
sc. Head made brief trip 20 Andover
on business.
The erection Of tuiier factory IL being
sgita,ed Al Buckneld and vicinity. Proba'
bly, the cream route will extend to Sumner
and Hartford.
Elmer Frazier, Summers town collector,
paid the County tax before u was iue, snd
had the State tar ready In December. III
mer Il looking AFTER them promptly.
There l. not the usual amount cf team
ING in the place this winter, az the price
OF wood Is so low ihat that but little pron'
Il made In handling.
The saw mill has been Ia operation nesr'
ly all winter. and quite an amount OF lum'
Der Il being cut out.
WIN. Dollof has started up The single
saw in HeAld's dowel factory.
"Cold weaiheri" Il the common saluta'
ton now. SiocOh'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01
Nlo,r ExcELLKSr.

il. Atkins, Chief OF Police, Knoxville,
Tenn, writes "My family aud are bene-
dclaries OF your most excellent medicine
DR. Kings New Discovery for Consump
tlon; having found IL 10 be all that yor
claim Cor 10, desire 10 testify TO It's virtue
My friends % whom have recommended
n, praise IL AZ every oppJrtnnlty.'-Dr.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption Il
ruarau,sed 10 cure Coughs, Colds, Bron
chlils, As,hms. Group aud every sfeeiion
OF Throat, Chest and Lungs.
Trial Bottles free ~ Soyes Drug Store,
Norway. Large sizes, 30 cents and al.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01
EAST WATERFORD.

Mss Matte Upou 10 Auburu has otcl
Spending week viii relatives .n tals
f.acc.
DAnc.rg school 10 Prites Eal closed
Jsny 81. Although there were hlt s.x
nlghts. he scholars maie excellent pro
gress Mr llaselion ID an excellent
teacher.
ca. Mlsr has so.i bis oxen % W. T.
kulghty
Chicken pox i In tie place.
Eta Knightly closed Der schoo. 40 Nofil
Norway With % exhibition.
Emma Ku'ghrey va laicly bitten ou ia'
cheek ~ horse.
Mrs.. A. Osgooi Moves was obliged On
close hsf school on account 10 the tcaih
% her mother A. Bolstsfs NILS, ani ne
sickness % her granimothef
e. n. Pride has trafet h.s roar horse
Known ~ "Jamho. for Two colts wlia
Thayer Brothers a. South Paris.
Daniel Holt ani Others occupy the Ham
liu house While logging in ne vicluliy. -
lis dsughtsr. Mrs.. Hcrry Brown. keeps
house f1r fhfm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01
pIyFIELp CENTRE

sudden changes In the weather the past
week have made several ADDITIONS 10 our
sick LIST
Harrison Harvey has been Obliged 10
stop his school In District No. on account
OF poor health.
Miss Addie Mitchell has been quite sick
for the past two weeks; DIR. Wing Is AZ
tending her.
Depsmore Marble and his mother are
also on the sick list; Mrs. Marble has been
very sick.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01
rAsr RRnWN RIELn.

The weather WAS such that the visit OF
the West BALDWIN Lodge OF Good Ten.
plsrs was again postponed.
The Congregational Sewing Circle met
At g. ID. fessenden's on the goth, there
Was large attendance OF the young peo'
pie Ia the evening.
An infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
McLueas died on the 25i.
The young people are preparing for The
entertainment for the chandelier a. fast A.
possiblei the time when II viii be given
will soon be announced.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01
RErIIHI.

Awafm wave passed over Bethel fflisy
night and Saturday morning.
Miss Mary l.. Caspian closed ler ihird
term OF school In The lower village district
Thursday; recltailous, dialogues Ani de-
clanailons were sandwichci In with the
examinations. The Committee highly con-
rnended The exercises. ani complimenied
The teacher and scholars f1r their improve
meui daring The year.
jas. a. ihis time The depot Is busy
place. They Afe sending on boaris, pulp
wood and hemloek bark In large quantl'
ties.
The lumbefmsn complain OF the depth
OF snow seriously interfering with 'helr
operations. About four feet Ia he hard
wool growth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01
ppowNPfrLD

Wednesday morning . cold wave started
from the North Pole, arrived a. Brown
Geld NJ CIR. NJ. and Il still here. Snow,
blow. freeze. are the passwords this win
ter.
The winter term OF the village school,
taught by q. n. Eveleih, A. D., OF Auburn.
closed Jsn'y "a. This was Mr.. Eveleth's
second term In this school. and The unsni'
nous voice OF both parent and scholar IL
that be can't be beat. The following are
the names OF scholars who did not miss
one half day Fred Sesyey. Joseph Clem'
ents, Eddie Deveresu. Elmer Thompson,
Edlihwhitney. Rosa Miller, Hattie Brooks,
Howard Wakefield, Andrew Blake, Leroy
Gray.
Arthur Warren, the blind boy. has
again been In town. repairing and tuning
nj anOs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01
FAST HEBRON.

John Drown and c. T. Keen have pur.
chased very promising year old heller OF
w. II. BeAls, administrator OF Tho James
Allen estate OF Chase's Mills.
Mrs. Wallace ". iodgdon Il quite sick.
She 4. badly missed by the choir. CT which
she II . prominent member.
The farmers who sell their cream to the
Polsrd Dalrylng Association report very
satisfactory results.
Henry Honey Is In feeble health this
winter. but his friends hope with the sp-
proaeh OF warn weather thM he will get
hftsfr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01
RVNFORD POINT.

william Liioii. who has been spending
several weeks Win relatives in Boston and
Aii,c1oro. Mass. r,iurned last week 20
d. home.
Mr and Mr.. George lloyt Arc happy In
thc possession of a little daughter.
school ln District 10. . closed last Sat.
urfay
Marx Elliott hss loinei the sick list
only for short time W hope.
Prank Abnoit Sas obliged % leave The
i1ggIrr Business. A. his health safcrci.
Martha Bros are hauling lay homc from
Snlfh ArfoVrr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01
NEST PERU.

Mess. Walton a Stanley are busy Al their
mill. getting II In readiness for business.
A series OF union revival meetings are
belng held AZ the churches. Rev. o. +.
Lovsioy, the pastor AZ West Peru, Is mnen
interested In getting the people 10 attend
the meetings. Rev. w. y. Noyes OF Wa
tervllle takes charge. lie IL an earnest
working evangelist. and his efforts VIII De
blessed FOR good. The young people gather
every week Tor meeting the PASTOR Mt.
Lovsloy, takes charge, and they are very
interesting.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01
KnNRI RY.

Ou Tuesday a. lssi week oar mall came
CA foot from ihe Frye rosi-of;c. No
team passed during TIE SAY. oar courage
ols mall carrier. Frank Knapp. came a.
fsr A. De- coaii with team, ant then foot
efl
Mtnic Scale. from ne New EnglAni
Hospital. IL making her mother, Ms
Weeks. a short visit
EoXnruY roNp
John 4. rrcssey i qaiie IN with fever
as ilrE tfulh'c.
norn-iu iloxbury. Jan. 10. - The wife
oi ~ = Mclnues. son.
Mr.. ChAf.ss n. Merrill u better.
O m Eastman % rera called on some
ofhis olf ueighbor- here The other isy.
u m Jeune u hanling birch from II. y.
Ncinnrss . Growers mll VI. :. Has
.ry. Robert Reed ani Others Arc also haul
irr h.fCh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01
WILSON'S MILLS.

Tie extreme cola weather % The nrsi oi
at week is now giviug way % January
thaw Jany stihI AMI We presume there
VII tc glItc A. much growing over that,
A. iherc wks over The hlg snow storm.
TIE weather never tii salt everybody :
wants. and We presume u never will
pr TWaftIe has been again % Maya
'oNay Plantation 90 see ntue child Of
nann.sier Wilson's. also Mrs. Geo. fllni,
Who is I'M very poor health.
tsAac Bowman came up after the sleis,
harnesses. etc. owned by his father, and
row ~ Nanpyke a Bowman, who, W
hear. are o. operate shove here on The Ma
galloway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01
EAST RETHEI.

james =. IIaichings closed bis third
term OF school In this place Jan. 2,ih. Mr.
Hutchlngs Il q iirst.class teacher and All
OF his pupils make rapid progress under
his thorough Instructions. The ). \. Com
ml,iee spoke In high praise OF the er.mln.
alton OF the school he said Il was The beet
Ia town, and that The scholars answered
questions that no other district scholar.
bad been able 90 30 yet
The Ladies Sewing Society met Thafs'
day =. n. with Mrs. James %. Brown
there were about nfiy present, AMI the re-
suit was Jolly time.
Miss Lillian Moody has returned from
Boston.
bad colds. accompanied with sore eyes
are prevailing.
Another snow and blow Is 10 an,leipa'
tinn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01
LoCKEs MILLS.

We hai quite athaw here Last week
,ssmstsrs say the snow has settled nearly
~ Inches.
VIII Bean. while hshlng one day last
week, caught iogue that weighed ihs.
and plekerel that weighed 4 i'2 lbs. VII
IL great fisherman.
John Dean Il AZ work Tor J. G. nldlou.
oar scholars are preparing "a give an
entertainment feb'y 9Th, 20 consist OF se'
lsci reading. declarations, music-boih
vocal and instrumental. etc.
The nexi Assembly Il neKi Thursday
evening. All are lnvltei-come and crloy
a good time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01
NORTH PARIS.

II Il quite slckly here now. b. Rich.
srtsOn l. quite sick. Mrs. ii. w. Dunhsm
and Sadie Childs are quite III, and several
Others have been on the sick list
Oar school had aspelling match on Tues
day evening and u proved . success
Percis Childs and Alton Curtis were the
last 20 take seat
The chair factory has stopped saving
lumber Tor lack Of water, and discharged
some % their workmen.
W. W. Dunham has been 20 Metals 20
attend The Maine State Bee Convention.
held there this week.
Social gathering ~ Mont Chsse's on
Thursday evening, and . goodly number
present 10 enjoy his hospitality.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01
RRlcE UP.

You ,re feeling depressed. your appetite
Is poor, you are bothered with Headache,
you are ndgety. nervous. and generally out
OF sorts, and want 10 brace up. Brace up
bu, not with s,lmulants, spring medicines
or bliters. which have for their basis very
cheap, bad whiskey. aud which stimulate
you Tor an hour. and then leave you In
worse condition than before. What you
want Is an Alternative that will purify your
blood, start healthy action OF Liver and
kidneys, restore your vitality. and give
renewed health and strength. Such med.
lcIne you will Odd In Electric Bliters, and
only 80 cents bottle At Noyes Drug Store,
Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01
GIIEAll.

We have h,i VIA, We shall have 10 call
our January th.w. bot II vanished pretty
qaiek.
Jimmy wight Is hauling birch TO SAL.
llngss mill. and has FOR team pair OF
,wo-yer-olis and pair OF three.yesr-olis
and hanls nom half 20 q cord AZ aload.
The Thermometer has been below zero
nearly every morning this winter.
News IL scarce and everybody IL busy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01

BY gosh. hat Wa the best 'ulgger
slow for thc moreY I ever see,-cui l
never see Gee fore though. saFs TIE Of
Gee devil in speaking % The entertain
rnsut given by ne llighhurg Nlnsirris Al
Academy Hal lGst Tuesday evening. A.
he sdevus word Il az In THIS ocics, vc
fssl Constrained % record hls opinion A.
general among ne large audience Who
gathered % listen o. he plantation mclo-
dies ~ his troop 90 color. Mach credit
= sue every member % he troop, Ani
particular mention should oe made q TIE
excellent an valuable services of Miss
Matte Maxim, 90 Boston, whose sirgirg
sni guitar accompArimcuts were Anorg
the mott taking CARTS 90 TIE occasion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01
WEST SIMMER

The travelling IL rough and slippery.
George 4. Pulslfer has returned from
three weeks trip 20 Mass.
II. II. Chandler Il having quite sgood
trade.
Frsnk Blsbee has been quite sick bat Is
some better now.
J.J. Abbott has Palace Orgsn on trial.
Anyone contemplating buying an organ
should no, fsil 10 try "Palsee.
The mills here are rushed with WORK
lumber coming from al! parts OF this VI
einiiy.
E.w. Chandler Is working quite 10, OF
birch.
Polly Howe Il At Lynn, with her son,
frank. whose wife IL very sick. We hope
Ia hear she Il better soon. for Estelle has
many friends here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01
m MFoRp

Everything here i A. qaiei A. usual
The only one Who ap?cArs % have any
thIng to Go IL nr. stuart
TIE rain fastened The snos down 80 !
cant Nv. consequently We are Aavlng rle'
.ie'gh.rg.
There seems o. Pei great scarcity o'
hay ant straw n has been hard vinie'
f1rf1e haymoW. and oar farnefs arc Keep
Irr Too wuch stock.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01
LOWELL

ore straight pine tree was cut on the
Woods To. Ia Sabattas lately which sealed
$3.50 feet. making six lG-fooi logs.
The Christian Circle met on Tuesday
With Mrs Cyrus Andrews.
Nettle Andrews has gore 20 Lawrence.
Charles wAierhoase OF fryehurg i draw
iug bark from West Lowell 70 Fryeeurg Tor
T. q. Charles.
MK. Bemls l. aaishlrg 4 room In his
stable.
w.B. Eastman. hand Is improving, bu,
be- cAnrot work yet
Rev ]. W. WEBSTER delivered an Illus
trateb lecture In the Christian church 90
Suudsy evening. Satject Life OF 81
Paul
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01
HARTFORD.

Since the late rain the shedding has very
much improved and teamstsrs are busy.
Ernest Thompson hiss returned home
from 6olbroos. Mass, where he las been
Al work a. his trade the past season.t
Milford Irish has let his farm 20 u. Y.
Benson for one year.
The Lyceum At the Line school house Is
In good running order.
winslow Allen Is 10 build . house FOL
Scion Chase the coming season.
Robert Dates IL In very feeble health.
Stllman Gurney has bought Q horse and
| IL hauling cordwood 10 Buekneld.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01
UPTON.

We have hal variety OF weather dur
lng The week-from blirrsri 10 aJinua'
~ thaw.
Bertha Morse l. home from North Nor
var. where she has been stopping With
The family OF George Abbott
Mr.. Parker, who il taking the place OF
l.. T. Bfown duriug bis sickness, was In
town Tuesday.
school closed In Dist y. 3. Friday.
NJ. \. whitney Il manufacturing ntn'
clAl nles, a. usual. lie has orders from
All parts % the cOuniry.
Mrs. ID. Mcbride. who has resided here
The past two years, has returned 10 her
fathers home Ia ireland.